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• NOTES: Veteran DL Johnny Jolly (groin) is doubtful for Sunday's game. Jolly aggravated his injury in the 27-13 loss at the New York Giants last Sunday and didn't practice this week. McCarthy and defensive coordinator Dom Capers agreed not having Jolly could impact the Packers' run defense against Minnesota's Adrian Peterson, the 2012 NFL MVP who rushed for only 60 yards in 13 carries in the teams' first meeting last month. . Five of the season-high 13 players on the Green Bay injury report this week are out for Sunday. Besides Rodgers and Hayward, RT Don Barclay (knee), LB Nick Perry (foot/ankle) and CB James Nixon (knee) won't play. Matthews (thumb), DT Ryan Pickett (knee), C Evan Dietrich-Smith (knee) and DE/LB Mike Neal (abdomen) are probable.
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• CASPER, Wyo. (AP) -- Wyoming ranchers are helping their counterparts in South Dakota stay in business after an October blizzard by donating cattle.
• KCWY-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1aE9LtL) more than 20 head of cattle were shipped to South Dakota from a Glenrock ranch on Thursday. Ranchers elsewhere in Wyoming are also donating.
• It's all part of the Heifers for South Dakota program that helps ranchers who lost thousands of cattle in the Oct. 5 blizzard.
• Converse County rancher Richard Grant is one donor. He says the need is great for South Dakota ranchers who lost 50 percent or more of their cattle.
• The donated cattle are expected to birth calves by spring.
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• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- A woman who owns a bar and restaurant in the eastern South Dakota city of Clear Lake has been sentenced for tax evasion.
• Fifty-one-year-old Jacquelyn Mellendorf pleaded guilty to one felony count, was given a suspended sentence and fined $1,500 and court costs. She will spend 45 days on house arrest and 1 1/12 years on probation.
• Mellendorf owns and operates Melvee's Inc. in Clear Lake. Before she was sentenced she paid nearly $4,500 in restitution to the state and $3,500 in prosecution costs.
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